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A telecom shelter in Nunavut, with backup power, batteries and temperature sensors from different makers.

A telecom shelter at night with a lattice tower, a genset and a fuel tank, linked by lit signal paths
A telecom shelter and backup power on the tundra. A rendered example, not a customer installation.

Equipment at this site

  • Backup power & batteries
  • Shelter temperature
  • Connection & alarms
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Know what’s current. Know what isn’t.

Buddy makes missing updates visible. The last battery or shelter reading stays useful, with its age attached and the current condition marked unknown.

Last update, with a timestamp.

An old reading should never look like a fresh all-clear. Check the link and the local equipment using your site procedure.

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ORIGIN89 OFFGRID

Tundra relay / NU

NU
Sample telecom site · Last heard 12 min ago
Buddy, your Origin89 assistant
Let’s check the relay.

Power, temperature and connection.

Tundra relay shelter

Sample telecom site · Last heard 12 min ago

Current condition
Unknown
Battery · last known
78%
Shelter · last known
+14 °C
Generator · last known
Standby

These are last-known readings. Missing updates don’t tell you the state of the power supply or equipment. Forecasting reserve needs fresh data.

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What we last heard
from the site.

The last update was 12 minutes ago. These readings are from that moment. The current condition is unknown.

Waiting for a fresh update
Tundra relay · Sample connection loss

BatteryLast known · 12 min ago
78%
Shelter / last known+14 °C
Backup / last knownStandby

Battery history

Ends 12 min ago
13:28 sample78.00 %
100 %
00:0007:0013:28
State of chargeSlide to inspect

No readings after 13:28. Current condition unknown.

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like to understand?

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This is a scripted design preview.
Interactive app concept · Sample readings

Multiple locations
in one account.

Planned

We’re building Offgrid so mining operations, telecom networks and teams looking after remote sites can manage multiple Origin89 Controllers from one account, grouped by location.

Local control stays at each site.

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